Entre el olvido y la revelación: Manuel M. Tirado Zegarra (1868–1955), estilo y lenguaje armónico en Arequipa, canción idílica

Omar Gerardo Carrazco Llanos; Luis Fernando Ruiz-Pacheco

doi:10.62230/antec.v9i2.287

Authors

Omar Gerardo Carrazco Llanos Ministerio de Educación https://orcid.org/0009-0003-5113-8595
Luis Fernando Ruiz-Pacheco Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University https://orcid.org/0009-0002-5694-2921

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62230/antec.v9i2.287

Keywords:

Peruvian Music 19th Century, Yaraví, Musical Analysis, Manuel M. Tirado Zegarra, Arequipa

Abstract

The objective of this study is to present to the academic community the discovery of musical works composed by Manuel M. Tirado, a prominent figure from Arequipa in the late 19th century. This is accomplished through bibliographic compilation and new findings from the Lazo family archive. Additionally, through harmonic analysis, we aim to examine the stylistic features of one of his compositions. In this way, we seek to contribute to the musical recovery of his work and enrich the discussion on the Peruvian musical landscape of the late 19th century. Furthermore, we highlight the interpretative significance of Arequipa, Idyllic Song through formal analysis.

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Author Biographies

Omar Gerardo Carrazco Llanos, Ministerio de Educación

The author is a music education professor at the "Luis Duncker Lavalle" Regional Conservatory (piano) and a member of the Peruvian Association of Musicology (ASPEMUS). He is an educator with the Suzuki Association of Peru and a graduate of the Teach For All Leadership Program. He is a member of the OPUS XXI collective and the Hijos de Arequipa Cultural Association. He is the author of Tambo: Arequipa Music for Young Pianists, vol. 1 (2012) and vol. 2 (2021). He co-edited, with Manuel Cruz Luque, the publications Aurelio Díaz Espinoza: Musical Legacy (2019) and Manuel Lorenzo Aguirre: Musical Legacy (2023). He works at the Arequipa High-Performance School (MINEDU). He is a researcher and promoter of 19th- and 20th-century Arequipa music. He holds a degree in Business Administration from the National University of San Agustín.
Luis Fernando Ruiz-Pacheco, Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University

This author holds a Bachelor's degree in composition from the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music and a Master's degree in composition from Texas State University. He is currently pursuing a doctorate in composition and a Master's degree in music theory pedagogy at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University. He is the author of symphonic, symphonic-choral, vocal, solo, and chamber music works. His compositions have been premiered by various orchestras, including the Sofia Philharmonic (Bulgaria), the Young Artist Concert Orchestra (Puerto Rico), the Philharmonic Orchestra of the Catholic University of San Pablo (Arequipa, Peru), the Arequipa Symphony Orchestra (Arequipa, Peru), and the National Children's Choir of Peru. He was a violin and viola teacher in the "Música 100x35 El Sistema-Puerto Rico" social program. He is a member of the Opus XXI-Arequipa composers' circle. He holds a law degree from the Catholic University of San Pablo.

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